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FTP:// and FILE:// - beautifier ("were awfull" 2)
Description:
This is just a bug-fix release of Moktoipas@userstyles's stellar "FTP pages were awful [sic]."
CHANGED ITEMS
If you open these two styles in a graphical diff program like gvimdiff or tkdiff, you'll see that I changed very little.
Minor fixes implemented from comments on FTP pages were awful
For file://, I moved the non-table parts into an ftp-only section and then demanded explicit hierarchy for the table elements, based on the post-rendered hierarchical structure of:
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
CSS lets us specify an elements by parents, elder siblings, and exact attribute content for each element/parent/sibling. This lets me use every non-snipped bit above, thus mostly eliminating collisions with Sage (whatever that is) and non-auto-generated local html content. You can find more on this at http://wFirst install FreeStyler to use this style.
If you already installed it, please, make sure this site is allowed to run JavaScript.But you can download Freestyler for other browsers and apply styles there!
Applies to:
ftp://, file://